Peter Clarke wrote:
>
> My eldest brother is due to go there on Friday to have a face mask
> made , his Radio therapy treatment for cancer behind his eye? starts on
> Tuesday next week.
> We are hoping that the fire will not put back his appointment. Regards ,
> Peter
Sounds too early to try to get back in there, for tomorrow?
Have him call?
What's he got behind his eye, Peter?
J
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/...pital-Fire.php
"The main fire area was contained to the roof," he said, adding it was too soon
to speculate on what caused the fire, but that arson was not suspected.
The lights were on in most of the building on Thursday morning as 50
firefighters assessed the damage and pumped water out of the building.
The hospital's chief executive, Cally Palmer, said the full impact of the fire
was not yet known, but five operating rooms and at least two wards were badly
damaged.
The hospital treats more than 40,000 patients from Britain and around the world
each year and the fire is a huge setback for cancer treatment, said Professor
Ray Powles, the hospital's former head of hemato-oncology.
However, he said valuable research material would not be lost because of a
second site in Sutton, on the southern outskirts of London.
Royal Marsden ablaze. 
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